July 2013
In this issue of EM , you will find several thought-provoking articles on the topic of near-road emission monitoring.
Inside This Month's Issue Features
Near-Road Emission Monitoring—What Will We Learn by Measuring Air Quality Near Roadways? by Susan S.G. Wierman EPA’s Emerging Near-Road Ambient Monitoring Network: A Progress Report by Lewis Weinstock, Nealson Watkins, Richard Wayland, and Richard Baldauf From Near-Road to Urban Background: Lessons Learned from Mobile Lab Monitoring by Jeffrey R. Brook, Cristian Mihele, and Ilan Levy Processes Influencing Ambient Concentrations Near Roadways by Fred Lurmann, Steven Brown, Michael McCarthy, Doug Eisinger, and Paul Roberts The Near-Road Ambient Network and Exposure Estimates for Health Studies by Stuart Batterman State and Local Experiences Establishing Air Monitoring Sites Near U.S. Roadways: A Conversation by Jennifer Hains, David Krask, Bruce Louks, Harlan Quan, Kenneth Stroud, Darrell Stern, and Susan Wierman
Also In This Issue PM File: When the News Is Bad by David Elam YP Perspective: Development of an Air Dispersion Model to Study Near-Road Exposure by Sam Pournazeri, Brandon Gazzolo, and Marko Princevac
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